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\"\"On Tuesday, Marianna Carlino<\/strong> (Director of eLearning) gave a presentation to the cohort about digital reputation and impersonation. She emphasised the importance of understanding how students represent themselves online and highlighted strategies for addressing or preventing negative interactions and misrepresentation on the internet.<\/p>\n

During Wednesday\u2019s Year 12 Chapel Service we observed Ash Wednesday and students were offered the opportunity to reflect and pause together to consider the meaning behind Lent. Rev Vinnie<\/strong> also connected the importance of reflection leading to personal growth and change as she recognised those students and staff celebrating the Lunar New Year and those who are commencing the Holy Month of Ramadan.\u00a0<\/p>\n

On Thursday Jo Cilia<\/strong> (Head of Futures and Pathways, VET Coordinator) and Nicole Massara<\/strong> (Careers and VET Administrator) again brought the cohort together to continue their introduction to the Careers and Futures program for 2026.<\/p>\n

The final House Chapel Services for both Mooramoora and Leawarra were a memorable occasion from this past weekend. We all appreciate the Year 12 students and their families for joining these events and showing their support to their Houses. We are excited to welcome families at the Abbeythorpe and Booralee House Chapel services this weekend.\u00a0<\/p>\n

Student Achievement:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

Congratulations to Music Captain Juah Hyun<\/strong> (Year 12) on her recent opportunity to rehearse and perform with the Australian Youth Orchestra, here is her reflection on the experience:\u00a0<\/p>\n

\u201cI had the privilege of participating in Australian Youth Orchestra National Music Camp (NMC) and Summer Season programs. It was an experience that both challenged and inspired me in equal measure. At NMC, I worked alongside some of Australia\u2019s most talented young musicians, rehearsing intensively and striving for a shared standard of excellence. The environment was focused yet energising, pushing me to refine my technique, listen more deeply, and contribute more confidently within the ensemble. The Summer Season, featuring the Australian Youth Orchestra as its flagship ensemble, further expanded my musical perspective. Learning from exceptional tutors and conductors provided invaluable insight into orchestral sound, interpretation, and professionalism at a high level. Performing major repertoire in such a committed and supportive setting was both demanding and incredibly rewarding. I am grateful for the opportunity to have performed with Australia\u2019s top young musicians and to learn from inspiring mentors.\u201d\u00a0<\/p>\n

We all wish Eve Parker<\/strong> (Year 12) well as she represents MLC School at the NSW State Rowing Championships today and all the best to Year 12 students Sophie Winnall, Rebecca Beaton, Eliza Hazlewood, Clementine Hendricks, Ella Hu, Isabelle Ng<\/strong> and Stephy Liang<\/strong> who are joining her for the weekend of competition.\u00a0<\/p>\n

As this newsletter goes out to families the MLC School Football team, with a healthy representation from the Year 12 cohort, will be playing in the CIS Cup Football Competition against Meriden College \u2013 go girls!\u00a0<\/p>\n

Year 12 Parent\/Teacher Interviews:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n

I trust all parents and carers received this week\u2019s communication regarding Year 12 Parent\/Teacher Interviews held on Wednesday 25 February (4pm \u2013 7.30pm)<\/strong> in the Senior Centre. I very much look forward to seeing all of you during the Information Update, which will run from 6pm \u2013 6.30pm on Level 1. During this information session you will hear from Principal Lisa Moloney,<\/strong> Head of Learning and Teaching Melissa McMahon, <\/strong>Head of Futures and Pathways Jo Cilia<\/strong> and myself about academic engagement, the Futures and Careers program, as well as how we can all work in partnership in support of the Class of 2026. See you there!<\/p>\n

Key dates for the diary:\u00a0<\/strong><\/p>\n